Cape Breton Career Fair Aims to Fill Trades Worker Gap
A career fair and skills competition in Cape Breton on April 10, 2026, seeks to address the critical need for skilled trades workers in the region, highlighting local opportunities and training.
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Leamington Company Fined $50K After $80M Cannabis Bust
A Leamington-based company has been fined $50,000 after authorities uncovered an $80 million cannabis operation in Windsor, highlighting ongoing enforcement in Ontario's regulated market.
Manitoba Man's Name Used on Fraudulent Cheques
A Winnipeg resident speaks out after his identity was stolen to create fake cheques, highlighting a growing fraud issue and urging others to stay alert to avoid financial loss.
Gold Wavers Amid U.S.-Iran Talks and Fed Rate Cut Expectations
Gold prices swung between gains and losses as traders assessed fragile ceasefire developments ahead of U.S.-Iran negotiations. Meanwhile, bond yields edged higher while the dollar remained stable, with markets still anticipating a Federal Reserve rate cut
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Gold Wavers as Traders Weigh U.S.-Iran Truce Path
Gold prices swung between gains and losses as traders assessed fragile ceasefire prospects ahead of U.S.-Iran talks, while central bank buying and inflation risks influenced market sentiment.
Manitoba Premier Works on Tax-Cut Pledge Amid Business Calls
Manitoba's 2026 budget will eliminate PST on all grocery items starting July 1, fulfilling an NDP pledge. Business groups urge further tax reductions to stimulate economic growth.
Windsor Business Leader Urges Downtown Mission to Move Location
The chair of the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Area is advocating for the Downtown Mission to relocate, citing concerns over its prominent Ouellette Avenue site. Mission leadership acknowledges the location was never intended as permanent.
Moody's Downgrades New Brunswick's Economic Outlook
Credit rating agency Moody's has revised New Brunswick's economic outlook from stable to negative, citing concerns over fiscal pressures and demographic challenges.
Public Transit Evolution: From 1662 Paris to Modern Systems
Explore the fascinating history of public transportation from Blaise Pascal's 1662 Paris carriages to Canada's modern transit systems, including subways and light rail networks.
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B.C. Royalty Review Risks Investment at Critical Time
British Columbia's royalty review for oil and gas could deter investment by creating uncertainty, as the province grapples with high debt and deficits, warns Gary Mar.
Pedestrian Killed in Vehicle Collision Near Nipawin
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a vehicle in the Nipawin area, with authorities investigating the tragic incident that occurred on April 10, 2026.
Corporate Leaders Renew Through Nature Retreats
Business executives are trading traditional conference rooms for wilderness retreats, discovering that immersion in natural settings fosters deeper professional development and sustainable leadership insights.
Axe and Dove Deodorant Sprays Recalled in Canada
Health Canada has issued a recall for specific Axe and Dove deodorant and anti-perspirant body sprays due to missing mandatory bilingual labeling, posing potential health risks.
Nova Scotia Gold Mine Gets Approval to Process Stockpiled Ore
A Nova Scotia gold mine has secured industrial approval to process stockpiled ore, marking a significant development for the province's mining sector and economic prospects.
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Costco Coming to Wasaga Beach as Early as Fall 2026
A new Costco Wholesale store is set to open in Wasaga Beach, Ontario, potentially as early as this fall, marking a significant retail expansion for the region.
Axe Deodorant Sprays Recalled in Canada for Missing Labels
Health Canada has issued a recall for specific Axe deodorant and anti-perspirant body sprays due to missing mandatory bilingual labeling, posing potential health risks.
Highway 404 Closed in Markham Due to Debris Spill
Ontario Provincial Police have shut down a section of Highway 404 in Markham following a significant debris spill, causing major traffic disruptions and safety concerns.
Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Scarborough Collision
A pedestrian has sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Scarborough. Emergency services responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in Toronto's eastern district.
FAA Seeks Video Gamers for Air Traffic Control Roles
The Federal Aviation Administration is launching a recruitment initiative to attract video gamers into air traffic control careers, leveraging their skills for aviation safety.
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Calgary Stampede Tarp Auction Hits Record $6.1M Bids
The annual Calgary Stampede canvas tarp auction has set a new record, generating $6.1 million in bids for chuckwagon racing sponsorships, highlighting strong business and community support.
Calls to Repeal West Coast Tanker Ban for Oil Exports
A new bill proposes repealing the West Coast tanker ban to enable increased Canadian oil exports to Asian markets, citing safety records and economic benefits.
Counterfeit Bills in Cambridge Transactions, Police Investigation
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating the use of counterfeit bills in buy-and-sell transactions in Cambridge, releasing an image of a person of interest in the case.
New OC Transpo Boss Confronts LRT Problems Immediately
Rick Leary's tenure as Ottawa's transit general manager begins with fresh LRT mechanical failures, testing public trust in a system plagued by recurring breakdowns and reliability issues.
Nova Scotia Gas and Diesel Prices Drop on Saturday
Motorists in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will see a welcome reduction in fuel costs starting this weekend, as gas and diesel prices are scheduled to decrease.
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Transit Closures to Disrupt Toronto Commuters This Weekend
Several disruptions across the TTC and GO Transit systems are scheduled for this weekend, causing significant inconvenience for Toronto commuters. Plan ahead for alternative routes.
City Spent $21.9M on Overtime for Disability Absences
An audit reveals the city spent nearly $21.9 million on overtime in 2025 to cover over 518,000 lost work hours due to short-term disability claims, with internal issues compounding costs.
Alberta Small Businesses Protest Lack of Fuel Tax Relief
Small business owners in Alberta are staging protests against the UCP government for not extending fuel tax relief, citing rising operational costs and economic strain.
FAA Probes LAX Taxiway Incident After LaGuardia Crash
U.S. aviation authorities are investigating a close call on a Los Angeles International Airport taxiway, occurring just weeks after a runway crash at New York's LaGuardia Airport, raising safety concerns.
Nova Scotia Metal Company Raises Prices Due to Fuel Costs
A metal manufacturing company in Nova Scotia has announced price increases to offset rising fuel costs, reflecting broader economic pressures in the industrial sector.
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Cornwall, P.E.I. to Get 70 New Affordable Homes
The town of Cornwall on Prince Edward Island is set to receive 70 new affordable homes, as announced by officials in a recent funding initiative aimed at addressing housing needs.
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